Romelukaku cost 80 million to sign and he's being unloaded for 115 million after two brilliant seasons. Even given that money is a problem, that's hardly much of a profit. He should be going for nearer to the numbers being quoted for Harry Kane.
Hakimi was signed for 40 million and just one season later has been sold for 60 million. Again we probably only made a very small profit on that, and in light of his amazing season he should surely have commanded a larger fee
Lautaro Martinez should have been the guy we sold, bought for 22 million, and now three years later his current prices are being quoted at 70 million. That's what I'm talking about. Subtract his wages and it's still in all likelihood something like 25 to 30 million profit.
If you're going to be a selling club at least be good at selling people. Demand maximum value. The players all have long term deals and they're all very happy to stay. The club therefore held the strong card in all the negotiations and it's so disappointing to see them let PSG and Chelsea off with bargains